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According to another account, Hob was flung into the [[Time Vortex]] after the [[Dogbolter Temporal Rocket]] exploded, and was heavily rebuilt into a gigantic, green, monstrous spider-like figure, with his head extending out of a cavernous jaw. | According to another account, Hob was flung into the [[Time Vortex]] after the [[Dogbolter Temporal Rocket]] exploded, and was heavily rebuilt into a gigantic, green, monstrous spider-like figure, with his head extending out of a cavernous jaw. | ||
[[File:Hob TIDH 10.jpg|thumb|220x220px|Hob on [[Maruthea]] after being rebuilt.]] | [[File:Hob TIDH 10.jpg|thumb|220x220px|Hob on [[Maruthea]] after being rebuilt.]] | ||
Hob ended up on [[Maruthea]], where he built a database over three million years, dedicated to the life of [[Death's Head]]. He did this to track down Death's Head and force him to find his lost master, whom he faithfully swore to locate across space and time. He became enraged at and denied any suggestion Dogbolter had perished in the explosion. After viewing the database, two versions of Death's Head and [[Tuck (The Incomplete Death's Head)|Tuck]] incapacitated him with the help of the [[Seventh Doctor]]. ([[COMIC]]: [[The Incomplete Death's Head (comic story)| | Hob ended up on [[Maruthea]], where he built a database over three million years, dedicated to the life of [[Death's Head]]. He did this to track down Death's Head and force him to find his lost master, whom he faithfully swore to locate across space and time. He became enraged at and denied any suggestion Dogbolter had perished in the explosion. After viewing the database, two versions of Death's Head and [[Tuck (The Incomplete Death's Head)|Tuck]] incapacitated him with the help of the [[Seventh Doctor]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Incomplete Death's Head (comic story)|The Incomplete Death's Head]]'') | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
Revision as of 20:15, 26 February 2019
Hob was the loyal robot servant of Josiah W. Dogbolter. (COMIC: The Moderator, Time Bomb!)
In anticipation of Dogbolter meeting Frobisher again, Hob was installed with a null-beam to block Frobisher's shapeshifting Whifferdill abilities. After Dogbolter was broadcast on the Galactic Broadcasting Corporation confessing to murder, Hob offered his resignation. (COMIC: The Stockbridge Showdown)
According to another account, Hob was flung into the Time Vortex after the Dogbolter Temporal Rocket exploded, and was heavily rebuilt into a gigantic, green, monstrous spider-like figure, with his head extending out of a cavernous jaw.
Hob ended up on Maruthea, where he built a database over three million years, dedicated to the life of Death's Head. He did this to track down Death's Head and force him to find his lost master, whom he faithfully swore to locate across space and time. He became enraged at and denied any suggestion Dogbolter had perished in the explosion. After viewing the database, two versions of Death's Head and Tuck incapacitated him with the help of the Seventh Doctor. (COMIC: The Incomplete Death's Head)
Behind the scenes
Jamie Anderson, who had to cast the character for The Quantum Possibility Engine audio, which he directed, was searching for someone who could channel Peter Lorre, the actor portraying Joel Cairo in the movie The Maltese Falcon. (The Big Finish Podcast, 21 October 2018.)
